Wallet alerts · Ethereum

Ethereum wallet alerts

Wallet alerts watch one address, yours or anyone's, and send a Telegram message when it sends or receives ETH, ERC-20 tokens or NFTs. Narrow them to incoming or outgoing, one asset, a minimum amount in the asset's own units, or counterparties in (or not in) a list. Each alert lists every leg of the transaction, so a swap shows what went out and what came in.

Free Beta · no card · read-only, no private keys

Examples

What the alerts look like

Real messages of this alert type, as they arrive in Telegram.

  • Template · Incoming payments
    WalletExample

    Received 1.2 ETH from 0x7099…79C8

    Wallet 0xf39f…2266 · Rule: Incoming ETH

    Ethereum · View on Etherscan09:37
  • Template · Incoming payments
    TokenExample

    Received 2,500 USDC from Binance 14

    Wallet 0xf39f…2266 · Rule: Incoming payments

    Ethereum · View on Etherscan09:39
  • Template · Treasury outflows
    WalletExample

    Sent 12.5 ETH to 0x9f2c…9a71

    Wallet 0x4b2a…c1e9 · Rule: Treasury outflows

    Ethereum · View on Etherscan09:41
Coverage

What you can track

ETH, tokens and NFTs
Native and internal ETH, ERC-20, ERC-721 and ERC-1155 transfers from one rule.
Incoming or outgoing
Payments and deposits in, or spending and withdrawals out, or both.
Amount thresholds
Minimum and maximum amounts in the asset's own units, for one asset or ETH.
Counterparty lists
Only transfers to or from addresses in a list, or only those outside it.
Every leg of a transaction
One alert per transaction, one line per transfer, so a swap shows both sides.
Any public address
Your own wallet, a treasury, a whale. Read-only, no keys, nothing to sign for it.
Set-up

What you can configure

  • Any wallet address
  • Ethereum (more chains soon)
  • Telegram delivery
  • All incoming & outgoing
Ideas

Ways people use it

Follow a whale or smart-money wallet
Paste a known public address and see every move the moment it settles — you don't need to own the wallet.
Guard a cold or vault wallet
For a wallet that should rarely move, a single alert is all the signal you need. Silence means safe.
Catch a drain in real time
Know the second funds leave your main wallet, so you can react fast instead of finding out later.
Track a treasury or multisig
Point it at your DAO or company treasury or a Safe and pipe every transaction into a shared team chat.
Watch a receiving or payout wallet
Hear the moment a payment or withdrawal lands, without watching a block explorer.
Research a trader
Mirror-watch wallets you're studying or copy-trading and see their activity as it happens.
Keep eyes on a project
Watch a project's public deployer, treasury, or token-unlock wallets for any movement.
Templates

Start an alert

Each template opens the add form with the rule filled in. Open one to pick a predefined address, or use your own.

How it works

One rule, from the address to the alert

Three steps: the address to watch, the rule that filters it, and the message you get.

  1. 01

    Paste the wallet address. Watching is read-only.

    0xf39f…2266

    Source
  2. 02

    Incoming ETH

    Keep the template's rule, or narrow it with a condition.

    ETH transferdirection = incoming
    Rule
  3. 03

    Get the alert

    Save. Each match arrives in Telegram within seconds of confirmation.

    WalletExample

    Received 1.2 ETH from 0x7099…79C8

    Wallet 0xf39f…2266 · Rule: Incoming ETH

    Ethereum · View on Etherscan09:41
    Alert
Good to know

What alerts include today

The limits, stated plainly. Anything marked coming soon is not live yet.

Thresholds in token units, not USD
Amounts are in the asset's own units (5 ETH, 1,000 USDC). USD values and thresholds are coming soon with Premium.
Names for known addresses only
Well-known exchange wallets and tokens are named (for example Binance 14 or USDC); other addresses are shortened.
Busy addresses use more events
An event is one transaction seen on one watched address. It counts once, whether it matches none, one or several of your rules and however many channels it fans out to. An alert is sent only when a rule matches. A very active wallet uses more of your monthly events.
Ethereum mainnet only
Alerts cover Ethereum mainnet today. More networks are coming soon.
Go deeper

Specific alerts and guides

Live feeds

See it live, for free

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can I watch a wallet that isn't mine?

Yes. Any public Ethereum address can be watched. You never connect or sign for the wallet you watch, and we never ask for private keys.

Which transfers does a wallet alert see?

ETH sent or received directly and through contract calls (internal transfers), ERC-20 tokens, and ERC-721 and ERC-1155 NFTs. Zero-value transfers are ignored by default to keep spam out.

Can I set a USD threshold?

Not yet. Thresholds are in the asset's own units, for example 1,000 USDC or 5 ETH. USD values and thresholds are coming soon with Premium.

How fast are wallet alerts?

Within seconds of the transaction being confirmed on Ethereum mainnet.

Are wallet alerts free?

You can start free. The free Beta plan includes 1 wallet and 1 contract with 100 events a month, no card needed; paid plans start at $5 a month. An event is one transaction seen on one watched address. It counts once, whether it matches none, one or several of your rules and however many channels it fans out to. An alert is sent only when a rule matches.

More alert types

Explore other blockchain alerts

Start with Wallet alerts today

Free while in beta. No card, no code, no private keys.